A colonoscopy is indicated when there is doubt about cancer, persisting or recurrent complaints in the left lower quadrant, and suspicion of a stenosis or recurrent blood loss.
29 Second, AD: persisting or recurrent pain with attempted or complete anal entry.
Patients were defined as inoperable in 99 cases (83.9%) and as having persisting or recurrent PH after PEA in 19 cases (16.0%; 1 patient with missing information).
The clinical outcomes were functional outcome, complications, persisting or recurrent dysphagia needing re-intervention, survival and quality of life, as measured by standardised questionnaires.
There will be a trade-off between persisting or recurrent leg pain in the Gill group and higher complication rates and costs in the spondylodesis group.
Events defining clinical failure included death due to cIAI prior to the TOC visit, persisting or recurrent infection requiring additional intervention, treatment with additional antimicrobials for ongoing symptoms of IAI, and/or surgical site infection [ 22].
The expected changes on CT or MRI after treatment of a head and neck cancer are described; it is important not to confuse such expected changes with persisting or recurrent tumour, or a treatment complication.
If it could be shown that this strategy allows for a substantial reduction of antibiotics while being symptomatically effective and safe, treatment recommendations should be changed: anti-inflammatory agents as first choice therapy for uncomplicated UTI, and antibiotic treatment only for those who return with persisting or recurrent symptoms.
"Detailed clinical and neurobiological examination of these individuals (in cross-section and longitudinally) may provide a window of opportunity for identifying core neurobiological characteristics of the illness (i.e. disease biomarkers) that are independent of the effects of persisting or recurrent illness, comorbid alcohol or other substance misuse".
As a result of this long exposure to fires, MB flora has developed various strategies to persist under recurrent fires.
Epidemiological data suggest that some of the unique characteristics of CA-MRSA include the ability to persist, cause recurrent infections, and transmit (or spread) among household members (Wagenvoort et al. 1997; Cook et al. 2007).
